Requires self-driving car companies to report more safety data, making it public for everyone.
This bill would make companies that make or operate self-driving cars report more detailed safety information to the government each month. This data, including crashes and unexpected stops, would then be made public. This means everyday Americans, researchers, and safety groups would get more information to understand how safe these vehicles are.
Today, companies that make or operate self-driving vehicles report some incident data to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration under an existing order, but the full scope and public access to this data are not legally mandated. If this bill becomes law, these companies would be required to submit detailed monthly reports on miles traveled, collisions causing injuries, and unexpected stops. This information would then be made publicly available on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's website in a machine-readable format, starting about four months after the bill is signed into law.
S 3742 · 119th Congress · January 29, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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